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BLE Signal Analysis

Walk a lap and you know whether BLE coverage is enough

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Scans nearby BLE advertisers, ranks them by signal strength and records RSSI trends. Walk around with the device and you can map BLE coverage and blind spots.

Typically used for coverage surveys before deploying a BLE sensor network, or simply to confirm whether a device is actually advertising.

Screen

On-screen interface

A recreation of this page on the 2.41-inch AMOLED display (600 Γ— 450). Actual interaction and layout follow the latest firmware.

BLE signal RSSI Ranking
XR-POWER-48 dBm
Mi Band 8-62 dBm
ESP32-Desk-71 dBm
HID-Box-80 dBm
SmartPlug-88 dBm
Trend 60s Β· Sampling 12 devices
Screen Β· Page 13
Recreated from the real firmware layout; the display type can be changed in the admin panel
Highlights

Key capabilities

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RSSI ranking

Sorted by strength so the farthest and nearest devices are obvious.

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Trend recording

Signal change over time for the same device is visible.

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Walk-around survey

Scan while moving to map the coverage boundary quickly.

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Low-power scanning

Enabled on demand rather than occupying the radio permanently.

Specifications

Technical specs

ScanPassive BLE advertising scan
DisplayDevice name / RSSI / strength bar / trend
ToggleOff by default; enable manually to save power
Use Cases

Typical scenarios

BLE network planning

Confirm a gateway location covers every sensor.

Confirming a device exists

If you suspect a device is not advertising, one scan tells you.

Commands

Related commands

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⚠ Boundaries & notes
  • RSSI is strongly affected by body blocking; keep your grip consistent during a survey.

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